Conlin, Maloney, & Miller is the 'front office' for three independent attorneys, Mark J. Conlin, Thomas J. Miller, and Benjamin L. Wyborney specializing in:
website mconlin@aviation-law.com
Mark J. Conlin received his under graduate degree from Eastern Washington University in 1971. He graduated from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington with a Masters Degree in Commerce and Legal Studies in 1975. He was awarded a law degree from Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan in 1978. Conlin has been in private practice since 1979, emphasizing Aviation Law and Personal Injury.
He has conducted many FAA and NTSB hearings and represented clients from Alaska to Florida. He has also represented parties in complex aviation accidents involving both fixed wing and helicopters.
Aviation Law is a complex discipline that consists of operators, pilots, mechanics, air traffic controllers, manufacturers, and the laws that govern their activities. It is a specialized field that requires not only a strong background in law but a thorough understanding of aviation.
It can include defending a pilot from a potential Federal Aviation Regulation violation or a family member who lost their life or was seriously injured in an aircraft accident.
website tjmiller@cmmspokane.com
Thomas J. Miller received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Washington State University and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Idaho. His practice focuses upon civil litigation in the areas of contract and tort, including cases involving arboriculture. He has been a presenter at a number of continuing legal education seminars including those sponsored by the Washington State Bar Association and the National Business Institute. He has also presented at seminars and conferences sponsored by other organizations in Alaska, Florida, Nevada, and California. He is a former adjunct professor at the undergraduate and graduate level. Tom is on the Board of Supervisors of the Spokane Conservation District and is an area director of the Washington Association of Conservation Districts. He is a retired U.S. Marine Corps officer.
blw@cmmlawfirm.net
Ben Wyborney, is a new Aviation Attorney, but he is not new to Aviation. He graduated from the United States Air Force Academy in 1991 and then Undergraduate Pilot Training in 1993. Flying as an Instructor Pilot in the Boeing KC-135R/T, Ben has significant global aviation experience in operations and command and control. After serving 20 years in the United States Air Force, he retired as a highly decorated and qualified Command Pilot and Theater Tanker/Airlift Planner.
Today, Ben is a recent graduate of the Gonzaga School of Law in Spokane practicing in the areas of Aviation Law, Business Law, and Administrative Law. He holds an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate with Boeing 707 and 720 type ratings.
AVIATION LAW - Aviation Law concerns airmen, mechanics, operators, manufacturers, and passengers and their compliance with governmental regulation. This compliance, among other areas of law, necessarily involves administrative law, business and commercial law, employment law, contract law, property law, and tort law. If you have a car accident, you do not want an attorney that does not drive. Similarly, if you are involved in an issue with aviation law, you do not want a lawyer that does not fly.
BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL LAW - Small Businesses are the engines that drive the economy. They provide the jobs and products that keep a community moving and growing. Business law is the discipline that consists of business entities, business owners and operators, employees, suppliers, lenders, the customers that patronize those businesses, and the governmental regulatory agencies at the local, state, and federal levels that enforce the laws that govern their activities.
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - People are aware of criminal and civil law. The daily news is full of articles about criminal prosecutions and civil lawsuits. A little known third area of law is administrative law, and yet the average person on is far more likely to be affected by it. If you have ever applied for a permit or license of any type, or otherwise been subject to regulatory activity, you have interacted with it. Administrative law governs the activities of local, state, and federal administrations, agencies, bureaus, and department.
At Conlin, Maloney & Miller, our commitment to better serve our clients runs deep. We understand that this can be better achieved if we are connected to a broader network of law firms. Through our membership in leading national legal networks, our attorneys maintain their ability to provide our clients with exceptional legal knowledge and quality service.
Lawyer Pilots Bar Association
National Transportation Safety Board Bar Association
US Court of Appeals
All Washington Courts
Aircraft Owners Pilot Association Panel Attorney
Washington State Association for Justice
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Washington State Bar Association
Lawyer Pilots Bar Association
International Air & Transportation Safety Bar Association (formerly NTSB Bar Assoc)
AOPA Panel Attorney
Washington Pilots Association
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